What do all of the above have in common?
1. Newsweek faked a flattering picture of Martha Stewart on the cover.
2. Newsweek is owned by MSNBC.
3. NBC is promoting "a daytime TV show, a prime time apprentice TV show spin-off -- both with NBC/Universal," staring Martha Stewart.
It may be a bit far fetched - but it makes me sick none the less.
You read it here first, the connection that is - gooooo journalism!
"I copy that" is walkie-talkie talk for - I understand, will do, gotcha, ok, alright, yup, uh-huh, and much more depending on the inflection of the voice.
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7 comments:
Not at all far-fetched, unfortunately. And yeah, I read it here first. You're hot... on the trail!
Seriously though, there's increasingly little that MSNBC doesn't own ...
do they own Disney?
Not yet ... :)
General Electric owns MSNBC, in addition to Pax, USA, Bravo, Telemundo and a score of other production companies, distributors and such. Interestingly, they also own the Universal Theme Park; do you think Martha likes roller coasters?
wait a second here, anah... who do YOU work for?
by the way, I talked to a theater consultant, and the only book he pulled out, besides his own, was the one you suggest. he said "you should really get your hands on this book."
yup, i'm a smart one. la laaa.
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